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Actor Bryan Cranston of Breaking Bad—famous for his role as Walter White (chemist-turned-high school chemistry teacher-turned-methamphetamine manufacturer)—put on a one-man recreation of baseball's postseason in this new commercial for MLB on TBS.

The Cleveland Indians are doing their best to stay loose as they try to make a playoff push. That means players, like rookie reliever C.C. Lee, have to be alert for possible pranks by their teammates.

On Monday night, at least one of Lee's Indians teammates—reliever Marc Rzepczynski was allegedly involved—was able to pull off the old cup-on-the-hat trick on Lee. 

Detroit Lions All-Pro wide receiver Calvin Johnson exploded for 164 yards and two touchdowns on Monday Night Football as the Lions routed the New York Giants, 35-14, in their first game of the 2014 season.

Johnson was in the house for the Detroit Tigers' Tuesday night showdown with the Kansas City Royals, and nine-time MLB All-Star Miguel Cabrera honored him in an appropriate way—by throwing him a lob of a "touchdown pass" into the stands.

When you give a baby a baseball, you never know what's going to happen.

In the second inning against the Houston Astros on Monday, the Seattle Mariners' Logan Morrison hit a ground-rule double. One lucky fan was able to snag the ball when it bounced into the stands. Once he had the ball, he gave it to the baby he was holding.

That's when the baby decided to see how the baseball tasted.

Who knows what was on that baseball?

Marcus Stroman was nearly decapitated on Monday.

At the very least, the Blue Jays pitcher could’ve found himself picking Chiclets out of the dirt after a vicious comebacker zipped back toward the mound.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw had a comfortable 8-1 lead heading into the sixth inning of Monday night's game against the San Diego Padres, but this sequence of plays made things a little closer than the NL Cy Young front-runner would have liked.

After a flyout to center field, the Dodgers committed three errors in one play to allow both Yangervis Solarte and Rymer Liriano to score, trimming the lead to just 8-3 for Los Angeles.

In the bottom of the ninth inning of Saturday's game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Tampa Bay Rays, catcher Nick Hundley messed up on the catch. After the ball went to the backstop, Yunel Escobar sprinted toward home and scored the walk-off run in the 3-2 win. 

After losing in the fourth round of the women's U.S. Open, Eugenie Bouchard decided to stay in New York and go to a Yankees game.

During Friday's contest against the Kansas City Royals, Bouchard had a little bit of luck on her side. She ended up catching not one, but two foul balls during the game.

That's quite a way to cap off a career-best year for the 20-year-old Canadian tennis star.

We've all heard gimmicky names, though "Camden Yards" may have set the standard.

No, we're not talking about the home of the Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards. We're talking about a 10-year-old who bares that name.

There is no better feeling for a young child than nabbing a baseball at a major league park. 

However, this young boy in Boston passed it up and paid it forward in a big way. After Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez's foul ball found its way into the stands during the bottom of the fourth inning on Friday, the boy immediately handed the ball to the young girl sitting behind him.